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Business owners warn taxes may increase parts prices, making electronics repairs more costly than before

Apple, Dell, Microsoft, and Lenovo accelerated shipments of various electronics into the United States by air, all in an attempt to beat the tariffs before they went into effect.

If you've heard of Foxconn, it's probably because of the iPhone. Officially known as Hon Hai Technology Group, the Taiwan-based firm is the world's largest electronics manufacturer, building everything from Apple's ubiquitous smartphone to Amazon Kindles and Nintendo Switches. Now, it wants to sell you an electric vehicle.

Beijing hit back against Trump's 104% tariffs by increasing its own taxes on U.S. imports to 84%.

Apple building your next iPhone in the US would almost certainly make it more expensive, and would likely be a disaster.

There are so many ways the Apple Watch Series 10 adds value to everyday life, I just wish the battery lasted a bit longer

Lakers play-by-play announcer John Ireland was left stunned and irate over Doncic’s nonsensical ejection against the Thunder.

Also: The fact prices in the bond market are in decline at the same time as the stock market suggests there may be a liquidity crisis in the financial sector happening at the same time as the trade tariff crisis.

As the Trump tariffs kick in, makers of tech products face the prospect of "demand destruction" curbing sales of those goods.